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Kenosha Harbor Historic Lighthouse 3

© Patricia A. Cale

Kenosha Harbor Historic Lighthouse 3

Uploaded: December 04, 2003

Description

Aperture priority, f/22 @ 1/40, ISO 100, 18-55mm lens at 18mm, tripod. I moved the camera to eliminate the tree branches that were in the background. If I had moved the camera to the left, I would have gotten the branches in the frame.

Comments

Mary Yetter December 23, 2003

Pat,
Did you use your polerizer on this one? The sky is so nice and rich. The lighthouse is a very strong foreground subject, and I do like the distorted effect of the lighthouse tilting into the frame, along with the fence in the background angling down out of the frame.. Nice work! #82067

Patricia A. Cale December 23, 2003

No polarizer, Mary. I just picked the aperture, let the camera pick the shutter speed and shot. I actually used the blue sky for the metering point. This shot had no PS enhancements except for auto contrast and resizing. #305590

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